For the Shumocks, Giving Back Starts With Showing Up
Jaguar baseball reconnected Jimmy Shumock to his alma mater, starting decades of leadership that paved the way for a $1 million legacy gift with his wife, Debbie.
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What Happens When Powerful Collaboration Hits the Shores?
This past June, fifth and sixth-grade students at Gulf Shores Elementary School left the classroom for the shores. Alongside marine science majors earning a minor in the UTeach program, the students participated in the ...
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The Science of Comfort and Play
At USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital, recreational therapy looks a little different for recent graduate Emma Bryson, thanks to a full-time canine colleague named Rainier. #MyFirstJob
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Borchert Lab gives high school students hands-on research experience
Six high school students spent part of their summer immersed in biomedical research at the Whiddon College of Medicine, gaining firsthand experience in the laboratory and exploring what a career in science might look ...
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BMS graduate students join lab 'matches'
This year, 11 Ph.D. students in the Basic Medical Sciences Graduate Program have joined the labs in which they will conduct research for their dissertation through graduation.
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Student group to present on LGBTQ+ community health needs
MedPride & Allies, in collaboration with the Southwest Alabama Inclusion Project, will present "Appendix Q: LGBTQ+ Community Health Needs in Southwest Alabama."
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Senior medical students named to Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
Fifteen medical students from the Whiddon College of Medicine Class of 2027 have been elected to the University of South Alabama chapter.
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Students at South and ASMS Showcase Live Advanced Drones
Researchers and students from the University of South Alabama and the Alabama School of Mathematics and Science hosted a live demonstration featuring autonomous aerial drones.
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Mitchell College Names Dr. Chris Lawrey Interim Chair
Dr. Chris M. Lawrey has been appointed interim chair of the Department of Economics, Finance and Real Estate at Mitchell College, succeeding Dr. Kenneth Hunsader.
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BMS students recognized for outstanding academic performance
Four students in the Basic Medical Sciences Graduate Program have been named recipients of the 2025-26 Edwin R. Hughes Memorial Award.
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Healthcare Summer Camp Helps Student Find Path to Radiologic Sciences
Lauren Morse attended the University of South Alabama's Healthcare Summer Camp in 2023. Now enrolled at South and applying to the Radiologic Sciences program, Morse says the camp helped introduce her to healthcare ...
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South Alabama to Celebrate Educators During Extra Yard for Teachers Week
The University of South Alabama College of Education and Professional Studies, in partnership with South Alabama Athletics and the Sun Belt Conference, will celebrate educators who inspire students and strengthen ...
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An Opportunity to Collaborate in France
French and music major Marisol Hoffman visited France this summer to conduct research for her honors thesis, which examines a story about students of the same former colonial school involved in the French Resistance ...
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Engineering Faculty Recognized by USA National Alumni Association
Congrats to Dr. Shenghua Wu (Civil) and Dr. Bhushan Lohar (Systems) for being recognized at the USA National Alumni Association Meeting! Dr. Wu was presented with the Outstanding Scholar Award and Dr. Lohar the Faculty ...
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DayZero Wins Cyber Fire Puzzle Competition
The USA School of Computing DayZero Cyber team competed in the Cyber Fire Puzzle Competition in August 2026 and placed first! The first-place finish gives the DayZero team strong momentum as members prepare for their ...
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Global USA Hosts Reception for Japanese Pottery Collection Exhibition
The University community and public are invited to celebrate a unique collection of historic Satsuma pottery at Meisler Hall.
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Tuckey presents research at inaugural Microbes as Therapeutics conference
Amanda Tuckey, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow at the Whiddon College of Medicine, presented her research at the inaugural Microbes as Therapeutics Gordon Research Conference in Lewiston, Maine.
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South Receives $3 Million GoMESA Grant
The funding will be used to build an outdoor classroom and boardwalk across Three Mile Creek.
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Basic Medical Sciences Graduate Program welcomes new students
The Whiddon College of Medicine welcomed its newest cohort of students to the Basic Medical Sciences Graduate Program.
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Join the Whiddon College of Medicine for JagFest tailgate
Whiddon College of Medicine faculty, staff and students are invited to eat, connect and cheer on the Jags at the first football game of the season.